Last updated · Written by Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
Toys in the room, not just in a play area
Most family-friendly hotels mean the same thing by the phrase: there is a play area somewhere on the property, open certain hours.
Family rooms here keep toys in the room. That sounds like a small difference and is not, for one reason: the first thirty minutes after you walk into a room decide how the rest of the night goes. A child who has been strapped into an aircraft seat for hours needs something immediately, not after a walk to a shared area that may already have closed for the evening.
For families landing on a late flight, this is the single most useful thing about the hotel.
The Kids Play Room
The Kids Play Room is a dedicated space on the property, separate from the guest rooms. It suits younger children and unstructured play, and it gives families somewhere to go that is not a bedroom.
Ask reception about opening hours when you check in. Hours can differ from the pool, and knowing them shapes how you plan the evening.
What else works for children here
Outdoor swimming pool
The facility families use most. An adult must stay with young children in the water, and it is worth confirming depth and hours at reception on arrival. More detail on the pool and fitness page.
Terra Art Studio
Clay and craft workshops run in scheduled sessions. This is what a second afternoon is for, and one of the few activities an adult and a young child can genuinely do together. See Terra Art Studio.
Breakfast that covers fussy eaters
The breakfast buffet includes American and Asian options, which between them cover most of what young children will eat. For departures before service opens, the shared kitchen is the answer — see the breakfast page.
24-hour reception
Late arrivals can check in whenever the flight lands. A property with a front desk that closes overnight cannot do that, and it is worth checking wherever you book.
What to tell us when booking
| Detail | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Ages of the children | Decides room type, cot and whether children stay free |
| Number of adults and children | Family room versus standard room with an extra bed |
| Arrival flight and time | Late arrivals, and whether you want an airport pick-up |
| Stroller or car seat | Affects the transfer vehicle sent |
| Departure time | Early flights need breakfast arranged the night before |
Extra beds, cots and children's rates are the details most often missed at booking and most often disputed at check-out. Ask about all three when you reserve, with the ages of the children, so the quoted price is the price you pay.
Family rooms and rates
Room rates run from 1,190 to 1,990 THB per night. Family rooms are laid out for three or four guests from the start, which leaves more floor space for luggage and for walking between beds than a standard room with an extra bed squeezed in — this matters most when travelling with a stroller.
The 1,190 THB per night package includes a free airport drop-off. An airport pick-up can be arranged by appointment and is priced per trip; see airport transfers.
About Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
- Family hotel in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, 18 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport
- Address: 30/13 Moo 7, Soi Sukkeaw, Bangna Trad KM-17, Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540
- Check-in 14:00 · Check-out 12:00 · Reception open 24 hours
- Kids Play Room, outdoor pool, Terra Art Studio, Chic Fitness, CoWorking Space, CoSharing Kitchen, Shalala Cafe
To book a family room, call +66-86-359-9641 or message LINE @hermahotel
Frequently asked questions
Does Herma Hotel have a kids play area?
Yes. There is a dedicated Kids Play Room on the property, separate from the guest rooms, alongside an outdoor swimming pool and Terra Art Studio for craft sessions.
Do the family rooms have toys in the room?
Yes. Family rooms keep toys in the room itself, so children have something to do the moment you walk in rather than having to go to a shared area first.
Why does having toys in the room matter?
For families arriving on a late flight, or with a child who settles badly somewhere new, the first thirty minutes in the room decide how the night goes. A shared play area has opening hours; a toy box in the room does not.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in 14:00 and check-out 12:00, with reception staffed 24 hours. Arriving before check-in, ask about luggage storage and somewhere to sit while you wait.
Is there an extra bed or cot available?
Ask when booking, giving the ages of the children. This affects both the room type suggested and the final price, and it is the detail most often missed at booking.